What does it feel like to get a colon tube?

I have never had a colon tube.Do not know anyone experienced in administering a colon tube. However I am seriously curious what it feels like to get that snake moving deep inside you.

I do a colon tube all of the time because I want to be sure that the water gets to the cecum end of my bowel. I have found that I have to put in about 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 quarts using a nozzle of some kind in order to fill, stretch, and maybe straighten the lower end, or else the tube will not make it past the first and subsequent curves. Then I can put the tube in at least two feet, sometimes more, though I cannot say why it will go in four feet sometimes and only two and a half others.

What does it feel like. First, of course is the pleasure of putting the nozzle and, later, the tube in my anus. With the tube, it can take several minutes to work it slowly in all of the way. You need to move it in and out a couple of inches while slowly advancing it. As Susie says, move it like you are jacking off your husband. The first bend is about six inches in. then you will feel it passing through the bend and the descending colon, which might pleasure or hurt you, or both. You will feel a bit of a barrier as it goes around the corner to the transverse colon, and, again, you can feel it moving in your colon. Eventually, after two feet or so, it will not go in anymore and you stop pushing it.

I always put the nozzle in first and let in the quart or so of water. Then I take the nozzle out and hook up the tube, bleed all of the air out of it (important), and turn the water on as soon as the tip of the tube is inside of me. I usually have the water running all of the time I am pushing the tube in so that it does not get clogged, but you can try it with the water off if you wish. I fill myself with a total of four or a bit more quarts of water.

Be sure to lube your anus before putting the nozzle in, and again before putting the tube in. Just lubricating the nozzle or tube is not sufficient. Give it a try. You probably will not be successful on your first try, but if you keep trying, eventually you will get the hang of it and will have a high enema which will clean you out better than if you just used a nozzle.

Have a good time.

hankb

Hank is right. Take it slow and easy and allow water to begin dilating the colon before trying to advance the tube too far. Never force the tube. If you meet resistance, pull back on the tube, twist it a little and advance it again. Don't stress out on how far you can insert the tube. Getting all stressed out is a sure way to ensure you won't get a good insertion. Many of us who use tubes frequently remain amazed at how sometimes you can achieve a full insertion and other times only a partial insertion. But don't worry...it's all good!

You'll feel the tube navigating the bends in the sigmoid colon. Rarely will you ever not feel the tube making its way around the bends.

The ultimate advantage of using a tube comes from the ability to inject the enema high in the colon which reduces the sensations of needing to expel the water. Retention is far easier and, to me, more pleasant.

As for lube, by all means lubricate the tube, and also lubricate the anus liberally! It will help the insertion process...a lot! If you are using a silicone tube, you can use Vaseline as your tube lube since it will not damage the tube and it will not dissolve in the enema solution.

And as always,

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Deb,

I have been thinking about ordering a silicone nozzle, but am a bit unsure about the firmness. I don't want it too soft, to where it would double back, yet don't want it too firm where I might puncture my colon. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated. Scott

Scott,

If you're talking about a silicone colon tube, you'll pretty much have to take the firmness the manufacturer has selected. I ordered my tubes from Klystra and have had excellent results with them. They are 32Fr and are reasonably firm, but not stiff. I have had it double back on me once or twice, but I attributed that to having my "angle of attack" all wrong. However, doubling back has not been a continual problem.

Next on my "wish list" is a nozzle from Silicone Nozzles (siliconenozzles.com). There are so many on the site that look to be so naughty and oh so much fun! As to the firmness of those nozzles, we'll have to ask others in this forum!

Deb

I found that by continuously injecting water that my 24" silicone slid smoothly all the way in without any pauses required. As mentioned below, the colon really needs to be dilated for the tube to slide in smoothly. It feels great, bothgoing in and slowly being pulled back out.

Sirwraith-- I forgot to say that I have found colon tubes as supplied were not stiff enough and had a tendency to turn back on themselves, which is not a useful thing to have happen. Following someone's (I forget who) suggestion, I put perhaps 4-6 lengths of weed-whacker string inside my tubes and that stiffened them up which I found much more useful and satisfying. You may want to give that a try.

I have never had any success with twisting the tube while I was inserting it. I just move it in and out until it makes it past the barrier.

I have found that if I lube the outside of the tube, it becomes so slippery that it is impossible to manipulate it, so I just lube my hole very well. If it starts feeling like it needs more as it is going in, I will put a little gob of it around the tube right next to the anus and move it in and out a few times to get the lube spread around. Then it goes in more easily.

hankb

In my humble opinion, anyone who uses a colon tube for deep insertion on themselves is foolish. Have a medical professional do it to you to be safe. You can easily puncture your bowel or colon and that would be a disaster.

Sounds like something good to try; getting the right size and stiffness might take some experimentation, but it's all in fun.

Jackacorn---I would say that if they were as dangerous as you think (1) they would not be able to offer them for sale because the government would ban them; (2) we would have heard about people dieing from them, which we have not; (3) I, and a lot of other users would be long dead. I say to go ahead and use them, but be careful not to force them, and it would be good to have a large, round tip.

hankb

Deb,

I own a variety of siliconenozzles' colon tubes in medium and large diameters and lengths up to 24". Follow Bob's recommendations for firmness/softness. Once you are 1.5" diameter or above, it's a bit academic - there's little to no chance that the nozzle will double back. The feeling of fullness as it crawls into you is AMAZING! I have a 2" diameter that has gone 16" - 18" deep before the resistance was enough to stop. I believe that over time I'll get a bit more, but honestly, once you're THAT full, depth is not as relevant as the amazing feeling of being really penetrated and irresistibly filled.

I can (and will) look up the specs on my orders if you like - if you order, all of your prior orders are saved in your account.

jackacorn---I would say that if they were as dangerous as you think (1) they would not be able to offer them for sale because the government would ban them; (2) we would have heard about people dieing from them, which we have not; (3) I, and a lot of other users would be long dead. I say to go ahead and use them, but be careful not to force them, and it would be good to have a large, round tip.

hankb

I'm going to second that.

There are also people who worry about balloon nozzles or other devices and solution recipes that don't cause problems either unless you do something very reckless.

As others have said, go slow and don't force it. I have a flow meter on my rig that i can tell if there is a kink while working it in. I have a 24" silicone 56 Fr and a 14" retention nozzle that is 1" in dia. For some reasons, i have an easier time than others inserting them. I find that standing I generally can insert them with less hassle with a little flow going.It feels fantastic while inserting, in place, and withdrawing.

I have a 30 inch closed end colon tube which is about 1/3 inch in diameter (I think it is a 34fr). It is quite bendable and will double back on occasion.

The best method as others have mentioned is to start slowly letting water fill your colon which dilates it. I usually get up to the first bend in my colon which is just about equal to my left hip bone (10 to 12 inches in). I can actually see a slight bulge under the skin as the tube works it way up. This is sometimes as far as I get and I don't force it.

There are times when it feels like I can feel my colon when it just opens up and then from there I can easily insert the full 30 inches. I never know when this will happen but it is nice when it does.

It feels great just go slow. I like a 36" 34fr closed end tube, with lots of lube.

ProV1--I used to have the trouble of it doubling back on my. I put 4 or 6 lengths of weed-whacker string in it, and that stiffened it up and took care of the problem.

wild--I agree with you.

hankb

I so very much want to experience the tube, A good high cleansing would be wonderful, I suspect that I will need to find a older RN to do the honors

My grandmother used an 18"colon tube for one of my weekly enemas when I was 11 scared me but it all slid in and I loved the feeling

Since I just started with regular of the shelf enema kits from the drugstore, I am reading up on this to "study" on the subject for possible future use. 😃

How ever I just recently was able to just pass the Sigmund with one ball of the small size toy with 5 balls on it (but I don't thinks its called a anal beads, since its bigger then that, and has a pre-formed bend in it to ease the access) and any way, It was also a bit harder to get it out, like a tighter feeling?

So I wander when inserting a enema hose this deep, I understand to go easy in, but to take it out is that just the same, aka hard to do, or will it be easier?

I know, of course plenty, and then some more lube.

Colon tube enemas are my absolute favorite. As others have said below, go slow. Make sure you have water going in while inserting. Use the in-and-out-and-in method. You might also try rotating the tube a bit. That helps sometimes. I have a 30", 34 Fr. closed end silicone tube that is the best I've ever used. I have larger diameter rubber tubes, one 36 FR. (I think) and one 42 Fr., both 30". I've been able to insert the 36Fr one fully but never the 42 Fr. SInce I have little trouble with the silicone tube I now have, that's the one I use.

Colon tubes feel incredibly good. I have them in 3, 4, and 5 foot lengths. It takes time, and lots of lube, to insert them all the way, but once done, it allows for a deep cleansing enema. At one time you could find them at many vendors online, but now the only place I know is Klystra, which sells a 3 foot length, and Optimal Health, which sells several different lengths.

I would not have an enema session without using my colon tube. It is both pleasurable and assures me that I have had a high enema and am thoroughly cleaned out.

hankb

I would not have an enema session without using my colon tube. It is both pleasurable and assures me that I have had a high enema and am thoroughly cleaned out.

hankb

I agree with Hank. I may use a different tube or nozzle for some of my enemas, but my trusty silicone colon tube is always included in an enema session. Love, love, love the feeling of getting a high enema and then enjoying the sensations of withdrawing that slithery tube are enough to send me over the edge sometimes!

Deb

Question: do you colon tube users use the tube for the first enema, or only after an initial cleansing enema??

The lube method I used for a 24" insertion was to deposit a large amount of lube before inserting the colon tube., using the applicator from a spermicidal cream from the drugstore, off the shelf, not Rx. The applicator was filled with KY jelly, inserted in my rectum, and emptied there.

The colon tube was then inserted, pushed in and out for a moment, also rotated, all of this while the first 5" or 6" or so was still in the rectum. This was done to get the colon tube lubricated before going further.

Then the flow was started and the tube gradually pushed further in, pulling it back when an obstruction was encountered, then pushing further in. In this way the full 24" was inserted, with the good feeling caused at bends and corners. It felt as though I could have taken a greater length.

I took four quarts in this way, without cramping. With the four quarts in, I felt very good, relaxed even, and enjoyed lying still and visualizing my filled colon. I could have lain all day enjoying that feeling, but after a while had to evacuate the four quarts.

I did not do a preliminary enema, just started with the insertion of the lubricant applicator as described above. The only thing that might have increased the pleasure of this good experience would have been to have a partner doing the lubrication and insertion and then touching and stroking my body while I was full of the enema. And then reciprocation of course.

Trw--I have found that if I just try to put it all of the way in at the beginning, I run into a sort of barrier after about 6", so I put in somewhat more than a quart using the tube or a nozzle, and when the rectum is sufficiently inflated, the tube will go in. Sometimes I can just push it in, but a lot of time I have to move it in and out and gradually get past barriers. Of course, I have the water flowing from the tube all of the time I am pushing it in.

I use a 4 quart bag. I always lube my hole with ky before putting the nozzle in and again when I start to put the tube in. Sometimes I need to lube the tube or my hole a bit more after the tube is part of the way in. Incidentally, one of the joys of using a nozzle is that mine are modified dildos and I can enjoy screwing myself during the first quart. By moving the tube in and out, I can get some pleasurable stimulation, too, but I prefer my dildo nozzle.

Once the tube is in as far as it will go--2'-3' most likely-- you will need to hold it in or it will come out on its own.

hankb

I like to start with a Master Mix syringe full of coco nut oil. Then while still standing, 3 or four more syringes full of my planned enema solution squirted in to cause the oil to rise up some. Then laying down, work it further up and around, listening for and appreciating the sloshing of the fluid as it advances.

Maybe walk and clean house while trying to hold it. But you should have a piece of paper towel packed next to your butt hole to catch any of it that might sneak out.

Then when you just can't wait any longer, get ready to receive the colon tube dance as you learn your inner curves and kinks. I like a half inch thick silicon tube with a slightly larger button that fits into the advancing end of it. Experiences vary with the various kinds of colon tubes available. But the one experience that is common among all is a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in knowing you have placed it well inside. Everyone lets water flow in to open a passage for it. But not too much water, so that you can still feel it advancing and possibly find the tip by rubbing over where you think it might be in its progress.

Occasionally, your inner muscles will want to send it back out. Do not fight this too much. Let it happen and when the spasm relaxes, happily slip it back in, rewarding you gut for being so playful. In this way your gut will relax more and let it come on in and visit deeper places. My tube is only 24 inches long and easy to maneuver. As it moves in, let the remaining curve up your tummy, so you can understand what is in and what is still waiting to get in. Do not get in a hurry, enjoy the dance. Sometimes it just only goes so far, leaving total success for another day.

I had been using castor oil with mint as a lubericant on the tip. Looking back, I suspect this is probably counter productive, although it feels very nice. If you want to try it, only apply it to your rim, maybe, not sure.

The Rectal tube is felt only at the anal spintcher once it is in you do not feel anything.

As Analee says one feels only the sensation at the anal sphincter and once inside you don't feel anything. You also don't feel the rectal distention so you are able to take a larger, higher enema. The feeling of the tube being withdrawn is very nice!

Actually, I not only feel it in the anus, but sometime going through my descending and transverse colons as well. Other times, I feel it when it doubles back on itself in the rectum and know I need to pull it out and start over. I agree, though that going in and coming out of the anus is the main pleasure of putting in a colon tube.

hankb